DEK SEN CUISINE THAÏLANDAISE
$$ • Thai, Seafood, Chicken WingsAbout DEK SEN CUISINE THAÏLANDAISE
Customers' Favorites
Ds1 Banane Frite Avec Glace Fried Banana With Ice Cream
D2 Thé Vert Glacé Thaïlandais Thai Iced Green Tea
A4 Feuilleté de Poulet Au Curry Chicken Curry Puff
Y1 Salade de Papay Thaïlandaise Thai Papaya Salad
A1 Rouleaux Impériaux Frits Fried Imperial Rolls
Y5 Yum Talay Aux Fruit de Mer Yum Talay Seafood
N6 Soup de Yentafo Fruits de Mer Yentafo Seafood
N1 Soup de Boeuf Avec Nouilles Beef Noodle Soup
N3 Soup de Nouilles Au Poulet Chicken Noodles
A2 Ailes de Poulets Frit Fried Chicken Wings
Recent Reviews
Enjoyed some yummy mango sticky-rice and spicy som tum at this charming little Thai eatery on popular Rue St.-Denis. Nice outdoor patio where we met and made friends with another farang-Thai couple. 🙂
Enjoyed some yummy mango sticky-rice and spicy som tum at this charming little Thai eatery on popular Rue St.-Denis. Nice outdoor patio where we met and made friends with another farang-Thai couple. 🙂
Food and desserts were amazing! Service was fast and friendly. I’ll definitely be back.
Hours
| Monday | 4 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 4 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 4 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 9PM |
| Friday | 12 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 12 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
Dek Sen Cuisine Thaïlandaise is Montreal's first Halal Thai restaurant, offering a cozy atmosphere and dishes bursting with Thai flavors. The menu includes delicious starters like Gyoza, salt and pepper shrimp, and fried chicken wings, along with authentic Thai sausage and fiery Tom Yum soup. For mains, guests can try the iconic Kaosoi, velvety Beef Paaneng, and Pad See Ew. Traditional Thai desserts like sticky mango rice and fried banana with chocolate sauce are a must-try. Every dish is made with fresh ingredients and care, making diners feel like part of the family. Located near Mont Royal metro station, this hidden gem offers authentic Thai vibes in Montreal.
The restaurant's service is excellent, and the food is very authentic, according to recent reviews. Customers have enjoyed the chicken gyoza and the new flower dumplings, often polishing off every plate. While the food is generally exceptional, with large portions and generous meat servings, some have found the beef in the Pad See Ew to be a little tough. The cozy interior is complemented by very friendly employees. Although the curry options are limited to red curry, the soups are good, and the overall taste is authentic, though there is room for improvement. The homemade tea has received some criticism, and some diners wish for stronger A.C to improve the dining experience.